>> good evening. more on president obama's of the union. >> late breaking details about a police training -- trainee during a training exercise this evening. it happened at owings mills. george, bring us up to date. >> we have learned a trainee was shot by an instructor. the trainee is in surgery and is alive but the circumstances of the shooting remained a mystery. it was around 3:00 when a helicopter arrived at shock trauma carrying the injured police recruit. authorities say he was shot in the front of the head during a police training exercise by a baltimore city training instructor. the trainee fighting for his life. >> he is able but any -- is

stable but any thoughts about nor logical outcome at this point our too early. >> the shooting happened at the former site of the rosewood hospital in owings mills, used for police training activities. authorities would not discuss which tinning was taking place or why live ammunition was being used during an exercise. >> i get it. you want answers to those questions. that probably have more questions than you have. it will take time to get those answers to those questions. for me, it is unacceptable but we will take the time to find out to make this better so this does not happen again. >> the trainee's family has requested his identity not be released. police has suspended all police training programs to undergo a safety evaluation. a second trainee was injured in this incident.

he suffer lacerations from shattered glass. we were not given details as to how that happened. >> we are also continuing to follow breaking news of 07 california. involving the massive manhunt for the fugitive ex-los angeles cop and cop killer, christopher dorner, who is now dead. his charred body was found inside the remains of a cabin where he eric davis himself after exchanging gunfire with sheriff's deputies. he killed one and wounded another. hours later, the captain went up in flames. police say he never came out although a gunshot was heard before the cabinet up in flames. police say he launched a campaign to exact revenge against the police department for his firing. he is believed to have killed four people. >> police are calling a murder-

suicide at the university of maryland. a graduate student set fire to drive his roommates outside of the home then shot two of them before killing himself. we're live at the college park with the latest. >> could happen about 24 hours ago at a house across the street from the campus -- it all happened just about 24 hours ago at a house across the street from the campus. the shooter was dayvon maurice green, a graduate student with a history of mental illness. many are morning in the wake of what police describe as a murder-suicide. some stood his book up the e- mail alerts about the situation -- some students woke up to e-mail alerts about the situation. dayvon maurice green lit several small fires about 1:00 a.m. and opened fire on his teammates as they attempted to put them out, then shot himself to death. >> this is one kid who just

snapped. >> investigators say one victim is expected to survive. the other, stephen alex rane, died of his injuries. >> it shocked everyone. it has been a really hard day. >> police say the gunman, a maryland graduate student with an engineering degree from morgan state, had a history of mental illness. >> as a community, we must move towards a resolution, heal our wounds. those in highger education are not immune to the onus of society. our classmates, colleagues, friends, are suffering. >> according to police, dayvon maurice green suffered from mental illness for at least a year and was on some kind of medication in the past. they got a loaded gun with extra ammunition, and baseball bats, and a machete next to his dead

body. >> a harford county teachers' aide is fizzing checks -- is facing child abuse sex charges. amanda miller was arrested yesterday and is charged with sexual abuse of a minor and several counts of sex offense. according to police, a 15-year- old student said he and miller engaged in sexual activity since december. she is released on $50,000 bond and is on administrative leave. if convicted, she faces up to 37 years in prison. >> a staff member at a baltimore city school was a salted. school officials said a woman was heading into the entrance when someone talked her -- someone attacked her. we are told the police have launched an investigation.

>> and into a prime-time state of the union address, president obama pledge to revive the middle class, create jobs and all without raising the deficit. >> the president addressed the jury congress and american people. saly is in washington with a wrap up. >> the president's speech focused on domestic issues but there was also a big announcement on the foreign- policy front. >> we can say with renewed confidence that the state of our union is strong. >> the president says there is unfinished business, worked to be done to strengthen. the middle strengthen >> and growing economy that creates good, middle-class jobs. that must be the north star that guide our efforts. >> he announced initiatives in

infrastructure and housing and called on congress to adjust to gun violence. >> the families of newtown deserved a vote. >> let's get this done. send me a comprehensive immigration reform bill and i will sign it right away and america will be better for it. >> the president urged congress to address climate change. >> if congress will not act soon to protect the generations, i will. >> on deficit reduction, he reiterated. entitlement reiterated >> let's agree to keep the people's government open and pay our bills on time and always uphold the full faith and credit of the united states of america. >> the president announced a draw down of 40,000 trees from afghanistan. >> by the end of next year, our war in afghanistan will. be will >> he said'north

s nuclear tests will only isorhythm further -- he said nuclear test will only isolate them further. >> it teenager was among two dozen guests watching the address in the house chamber. the 16-year-old developing ground begin method to detect early stage of pancreatic cancer with 90% accuracy. he is the 2012 of the intel science and engineering fair. >> not long up the president delivered his remarks, marco rubio deliver the republican response. the rising gop star said president obama's stance on the economy is misguided. >> president in both parties have known that our free enterprise economy is the source

of our middle-class prosperity. the president obama, he believes it is the cause of our problems, that the economic downturn happened because our government cannot tax enough, spent enough or control of the. you heard his solution to virtually every problem we face is for washington to tax more, borrow more, and when more. >> marco rubio says one of the ways to encourage growth is natural gas and coal industries. a potential 2016 presidential candidate is pushing for a balanced budget amendment. he echoed the president's call for the immigration reform which he said could also spur economic growth. >> a divided senate panel i managed to approve the nomination of chuck hagel. voting along party lines, that are services committee voted 14-

11 to send the nomination to the full senate. the former republican senator faces strong opposition from gop senators. the question whether he is supportive of israel or too tolerant of iran. some republicans are threatening to filibuster the nomination. if he does become secretary of defense, north korea will be one area of focus. the country defied the international community by conducting its third nuclear test last night. no. korea as calling the past its response to what it describes as u.s. threats. the u.s. security council warned the tusk were a clear threat to international peace and security. -- the tests wre a clear threat to international peace and security. >> new research suggests a

certain supplement can we discuss -- reduced the risk of artisan. >> a storm approaching from the south bring rain and snow.

>> smoke blaneketed a baltimore county neighborhood tonight. firefighters were called to the home of 8400 block of stock would block for a chimney fire -- 8400 block of dogwood block.

dustin grogan is facing felony theft charges. they laid him to a bronze markers at a memorial park that started disappearing last summer. authorities are contacting family members of the deceased. if you are anyone might be a victim, call 410-222-6018. >> medical alert tonight with new research that says taking folic acid during pregnancy reduces the risk of a child developing autism. >> doctors already advised pregnant women to take 400 micro grams of folic acid daily to prevent serious birth defects but this new study shows it could help prevent opposite spectrum this order -- to prevent autism spectrum disorder.

in is the day -- a new study has linked folic acid with a decrease risk for the disorder. >> there have been some studies that have shown folic acid related to decrease its language delays. this study is the first that links it with a decrease in optimism spectrum this order. -- decrease in autism a spectrum disorder. >> pending women fill the questionnaire about folic acid use before and after pregnancy. the critical window was four weeks before conception through the eighth week of pregnancy. women who took a supplement during that time or 40% less likely to have a child later diagnosed with autsim.

>> it helps with the synthesis and repair of dan. na. it is possible it can decrease autism , and related systems -- autism spectrum related systems. it is additional affirmation that is propelling us to finding the cause of autism and hopefully prevention. >> this study could also have an implication of future research about the importance of increasing the number of foods fortified with folic acid. >> and baltimore city high school is the subject of a revealing hbo documentary is now

making some of the shrines. the 2008 documentary showed the struggles of teachers at frederick douglass high school but now the turnaround is turning heads in washington, prompting a visit from a top federal education official. they have added to specialized academies and had met its argument -- it's academic target for the first time in more than 12 years. >> i am totally inspired. it is great to come to a school where people truly care about students and they set high standards. >> the new programs are funded by federal school improvement grant. despite the dark sky as, people packed the french quarters in new orleans for fat tuesday. beard told a parade went -- we are told the the rate went as

scheduled. close to 1 million people poured in to let the good times roll. >> year 11 insta weather plus forecast. >> temperatures today were well above normal. 54 degrees for the second day in a row. the low so far has only been 39 degrees. 26, the average low for the day. ord low.s, the recro that lasted for five days. tonight, the cloud cover coming in will trap whatever warmth is left a key but underneath the clouds. we will not see much cooling as we head. towards head clouds are thinner to the north. 32 at elkton.

40 at leonardstown. 42 at college park. tonight, lows of 28-35. light wineds. a winter weather advisory in garrett county tomorrow. up there, and will be cold enough for this next system to produce all snow. lower elevations, not a lot of arctic air. this system coming up out of the gulf region will probably start off as rain and change over to a brief period of snow. afternoon, rain showers. after sunset, the rain mixes. the storm is moving quickly. it will be off the coast just after midnight. the couple hours wednesday night. we might have to deal with some snow and sleet. another front on friday.

a return to the cold for the weekend. snow fall. from southern new england through baltimore. some significant snow in the mountains. lighter alumna -- letter along the lower elevations -- lighter along the lower elevations. snow after sunset. small craft advisory late in the day. in the higher elevations, some of the higher elevations to pick up 4-5 inches of snow. then it celars out on thursday. eastern shore, rain in that afternoon tomorrow mixing with no tomorrow night. sunshine returns thursday. our 7 day forecast -- high

temperatures back in the low-mid 40's for the rest of the workweek. we can highs in the 30's. some snow showers each day. lows by monday morning down in the teens. training.gin spring a sneak peak next. >> mega millions. >> tonight's jackpot is $13 million.

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>> when does a lot for an organization'credibilitys . --winning does a lot for an organization's credibility.dan and buck have cause for optimism. the reported for spring training today. finding a fifth starter is among their priorities. despite the absence of blockbuster moves, it will have some new faces.

pitcher is healthy. they will all get long looks as the orioles to speak their roster -- orioles tweak their roster. no player has ever shown a look and quite as large as tiger star prince fielder. they greeted him in florida with the largest baseball card ever made. 90 feet tall. 60 feet wide. about the size of a basketball court. it took up most of center field. the tickets small army of workers to assemble. fielder first to keep a low profile -- it took a small army of workers to assemble. like to keep a low

profile. >> for me, it is pretty cool. very exciting. a dream come true to be on the baseball card that big. >> many think of the ancient olympic games, you think of wrestling. the decision makers on the international olympics committee either do not know much about history or do not care. that took wrestling's future to the mat and eliminated wrestling as a lot of export beginning with this 2020 games. wrestlers have competed since the birth -- rebirth of the games in 1896. they will still have synchronized swimming, table tennis and trembling but not rustling. celek someone needs to renew and renovate the international olympics committee -- it

sounds like someone needs to renew and renovate their international olympics committee. tonight lebron james scored more than 30 points and shot better than 60% in 6 straight games. they won over portland tonight. the accuracy makes this a remarkable accomplishment. after scoring 30 or more points in consecutive games, lebron james has a way to go to set that mark. wilt chamberlain did it for 65 consecutive games. >> 30 points and shot 60% or better. >> most of those shots were -- >> that is freakishly amazing.

>> stay with us.

>> rain starts tomorrow afternoon. snow tomorrow night. gone by thursday morning. flurries and snow showers again over the weekend. a couple of inches tomorrow night. i think it will be gone by thursday morning. >> kind of an overnight snow. >> yeah. >> we will let you know how. the how >> thank you for joining us and. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

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